Trade in your quarantine blues for traveling shoes! Thanks to our campus partners, Alumni Engagement, Center for Jesuit Education, Campus Ministry, College of Nursing, Dean of Students, and Office of Wellness and Health Promotion, we have more than 60 Seattle University students, staff, faculty, alumni, and friends moving the length of the Camino de Santiago.

With this fun virtual event, the Education Abroad Office is promoting the new Education Abroad Scholarship Fund, in hopes to help Seattle U students with financial need realize their goal of studying abroad. Please consider donating towards this scholarship for students’ future studies abroad.

For many students, cost is a significant barrier to studying abroad. Even small donations can go a long way in opening doors for students as small costs add-up. For example:

• $25 for a travel plug adapter

• $50 for in-country transportation

• $100 for a program application fee

• $150 to get a passport for the first time